Things To Do in Redway, California

The Lost Coast Trail explores a remote and wild section of California. So many folks dream about finding themselves on the Lost Coast, but only lucky souls get the chance. This is the land with jaw... More on Trails

Absolutely gorgeous hike but with more people than expected for the Lost Co More on Trails

The land we now call Sinkyone Wilderness State Park, located about 225 miles north of San Francisco, has long been recognized as something special. During the late 1960s, the great Catholic theolog... More on Trails

By far, one of the most beautiful stretches of the west coast. Out of Garb More on Trails

Magnificent Wild and Scenic River with fine canoe camping. Draining much of the remote Coastal Range of Northwestern California, the Eel is a big river in a 2,000-foot-deep canyon. The segment described here is a brief sample of the ... More on Trails

The Lost Coast can hardly be considered undiscovered. Ranching, logging, railroads, mills, and seaports have all left their mark on the land. But it is remote, too rugged for Highway 1, keeping all but the adventurous away. This backpacking ... More on Trails

The King Range rises from the sea and reaches 4,087 feet in less than three miles. Rugged topography and record rainfall create a unique mountain wilderness on this 60,000-acre conservation area. V... More on LLBean.com

A large tract of land in northern California, that is protected from development, ... More on TripAdvisor

Branding Iron Saloon - If you’re looking to kick back, Branding Iron Saloon, located at 744 Redwood St, is a safe bet. It’s not the kind of place that’s going ... More on clubzone

Magnificent coastal scenery at a remote and historic site. Harbor seals, sea lions, migrating gray whales (best viewed in April & May, when they swim closer ... More on Trails

Fine vistas of picturesque farms, mountains and valleys. Elevation changes will range from 479 feet at Garberville to about 3,700 feet along the way. Since it begins and ends on U.S. 101, this ... More on Trails

This beautiful campground is framed by Albee Creek on the east and Bull Creek to the southmost of the campsites nestle into the north at the base of a forested hillside. This is nice open camping for folks who dont want the Darkness ... More on Trails